I have been itching to write a post about the things I tried (other than Western fertility treatments) to get pregnant. When I was asked to write a guest post at Priya Ring , I knew this would be the perfect topic.

Disclaimer: I was not compensated for writing the post. I have not used Priya Ring, nor will I, because I have completed my family. However, I do wish the product had been available when I was trying to conceive. It might have reduced my anxiety, as well as saved me time and money spent on OPK’s that never worked.

Priya Ring will be launching in 2017. It will be a new way to detect the most fertile days of your cycle by taking your internal body temperature on a daily basis.

Wait, what? I thought your temperature changed after you ovulate! Well, it does. However, according to their website, Priya continuously monitors your temperature to identify the most important dip in temperature 2 days prior to when you ovulate. When you are most fertile, Priya sends an alert to your smartphone.

The post I wrote is not about the Priya product specifically. It is for “Patient Education.” I chose to write about alternative conception enhancers, because I firmly believe in trying as many methods as possible (within reason) to become pregnant.

Click here to read more about methods I tried when trying to conceive.

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